However, reacting to the report, Khafi's management said it is considering a legal option against the British tabloid except it publicly apologises and retract the now-viral report.
Agbanyeghị, n'ịza mkpesa ahụ, ndị nlekọta Khafi kwuru na ha na-atụle nhọrọ iwu megide 'tabloid' nke Britain beelụsọ na ọ na-arịọ mgbaghara n'ihu ọha na eze ma na-agbagha akụkọ ahụ ugbu a.